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Threat Modeling
Threat modeling finds design flaws while they're still cheap to fix. We work with your architects and engineers to map how data moves, where trust boundaries sit, and what could go wrong.
Why teams choose Adiroha
- Manual-first testing, not scanner dumps
- OSCP, OSWE and CEH certified testers
- Findings mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS controls
- Retest and closure letter to prove fixes
Scope
What we cover
- Data-flow diagrams and trust-boundary mapping
- STRIDE-based threat identification
- Abuse cases for critical business flows
- Risk rating and mitigation planning
- Security requirements for engineering backlogs
- Repeatable threat-modeling process for your teams
Deliverables
What you receive
- Threat model document and diagrams
- Prioritised threats with mitigations
- Security requirements ready for your backlog
- Workshop to embed the practice
How we work
Discover. Assess. Remediate. Validate.
Discover
Agree scope, assets, test windows and rules of engagement. Every project gets a unique audit code for tracking.
Assess
Manual-first testing aligned to recognised standards, with critical issues flagged to you immediately.
Remediate
Findings ranked by business impact, with clear fix guidance and a walkthrough with your engineers.
Validate
We retest your fixes, update the report and issue a closure letter you can share.
FAQ
Common questions
When should we do threat modeling?
Ideally during design of a new product or major feature, and again when architecture changes significantly.
Does this replace penetration testing?
No. Threat modeling prevents design flaws; penetration testing verifies what was built. They work best together.
How long does a threat modeling engagement take?
A focused workshop for a single application or feature typically takes a few days, including preparation and the final report.
Who should attend the workshops?
Architects, lead engineers and product owners who understand how the system works and why it was designed that way.
Does threat modeling help with compliance?
Yes. It supports secure design requirements in ISO 27001, PCI DSS and medical device regulations, and provides strong evidence of security by design.
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